The “Goodwill Journey,” an appropriate name for such an undertaking, refers to an escapade by a group of likeminded individuals who’ve decided to make positive change in the world they adventure through.
Wissam completed his first trip in 2010, from Dubai and across 36 countries in 60 days, finally arriving in London 40,000kms later.The trip’s goal was to help children with special needs in Gaza and was in collaboration with ‘Hope and Play,’ a U.K.-based charity organization focused on helping the children of Palestine.
This year’s trip, rightfully dubbed the Silk Road Journey, will span across 21 countries of Asia carrying the message of Palestine. This time around, the trip is longer and tougher, posing a more satisfying challenge for rider and founder Wissam, who is excited about the heightening of the adventure. Yet again, it will begin in the United Arab Emirate of Dubai. After crossing through neighboring Oman, Wissam will bravely ride his way through Iran, into Pakistan, then India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, then Nepal, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kirgizstan, Kazakhstan, and Russia. Once there, the vividly green scenery of Eastern Asia will guide him through the remainder of his unrelenting and thrilling route as he journeys into Mongolia, China, then heading further Southeast into Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, and finally reaching the hilly and sandy terrain of Singapore.
The dangerous trip will take place mostly on rough and traitorous roads, outdoing his last trip by spanning 60,000kms and requiring 130 days to complete.
The trip’s expenses and requirements will be handled solely by the Goodwill Journey in all trips; to ensure that every penny fundraised will go towards the Center.

WHO IS THE PCRF?

PCRF, or the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, is a registered non-political, non-profit organization established in 1991 by concerned and altruistic individuals in the United States to address the medical and humanitarian crisis facing Palestinian youth in the Middle East. Since its establishment, the philanthropic union has expanded beyond the borders of Palestine to help suffering children from other Middle Eastern nations, such as Iraq, solely based on their medical necessities. The PCRF aids in locating free medical care for children who are unable to get the necessary and specialized treatment in their homeland.
Also, PCRF helps to improve the quality of medical care in the Middle East by sending medical equipment and supplies to the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Clearly, charity cannot be sufficient enough to guarantee the wellbeing of an entire nation, so the organization has taken further steps to ensure children in need are attended to properly. With the health and longevity of a nation in mind, the PCRF has both trained Palestinian surgeons to treat patients, as well as sent American medical personnel to the region to treat difficult cases and train medical personnel, too.


Cause Maps & Tracking Photos Videos Become a Sponsor for a Noble Cause. By embarking on epic motorcycle journeys around the globe, Wissam Al-Jayyoussi, founder of the Goodwill Journey, targets raising awareness about the suffering and hardships that Palestinians endure daily, all the while exemplifying the struggle as expressed in his long and rigorous routes. During these goal-driven trips, the Goodwill Journey also aims to raise funds by collaborating with global NGOs interested in assisting the Palestinian people as well. The Goodwill Journey has collaborated with Hope and Play In 2010 by doing a rip from Dubai to London that was aimed to raise funds and awareness for the education of children with special needs in Palestine. The trip was 40,000 KM in 60 days passing 36 Middle Eastern end European countries. In May 2012 the goodwill journey collaborated with PCRF to support the building of a children's cancer ward at Al Hussain Hospital at Beit Jala, Palestine. Hundreds of children are diagnosed with cancer in Palestine and because of the socio-political situation and the siege in Gaza, many children do not have direct access to the required medical care they need and more so in the West Bank. The trips will continue until the entire world receives the message of the children in Palestine, more trips are being planned to cover USA, Canada, Latin America and Africa.